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Growing Berries in Your Backyard | Blackberries | Raspberries | Strawberries | Blueberries

Do my plants need a pollinator? Overview All blueberries are self-pollinating; however most do best if planted with another variety. Associated Links Growing Blueberries in Santa Clara County - UC Publications California Master Gardener Handbook, Berries, Pages 431-447. University of California. Buy Book Growing Berries in the Sacramento Region (pdf) - UC Growing Blueberries on the North Coast (pdf) - UC Selecting Fruit, Nut, and Berry Crops for Home Gardens in San Mateo and San Francisco Counties (pdf) - UC

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